Summary | Fixed bug in primetime handling |
Platform | Windows |
Category | bugfix |
Valid for | 4.9.x, 5.0.x, 5.1.x, 5.2.0.x |
Requires | 1038 |
Server Required Patch/es | |
Supersedes | 1040, 1035 |
Superseded by | |
Affects | Client: Core |
Last Updated | September 30, 2009 |
A bug in the primetime handling of certain applications, such as Windows AppUsage, WinSAR and Recorder, caused the primetime period to be 1 hour shorter than intended.
The data collection of Windows Application Usage has been improved. In some cases, records with UNKNOWN application would be logged, where the duration was more than just a second or two. (Those very short records represent usage that is too short for AppUsage to be able to obtain the required application information.) In the cases where the duration exceeds just a few seconds, AppUsage now have a backup system for obtaining the application information. Notice that this problem only occured in some special cases, for most users, this should not be a problem.
When shutting down the machine, AppUsage and WinSAR will now detect shutdown, and log data remaining in memory before ending. This will avoid a previous loss of such data during shutdown.
Unpack the zip file anywhere on the machine to patch. Run the InstallPatch.exe application. Once the patch has been installed, you may delete the unpacked patch directory. NOTE: The patch must be installed by a user with administrator rights.
No corresponding Patches available.